Why former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza won't be going to White House
By Nat Newell
Published on May 2, 2026.
Former Indiana football player, Fernando Mendoza, has stated he will not be joining his former teammates for their White House visit on May 11. He cited that May 11 as the first day of the NFL season as a reason for his decision not to participate. The team's visit to the White House is a tradition for national champions, with a formal ceremony attended by the captains of each other.
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